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Is there a better, more canonical way to leave positive feedback, other than opening a Github issue? For projects that have gitter/slack/chat, I've jumped in a
by MattyRad 6y ago
Is there a better, more canonical way to leave positive feedback, other than opening a Github issue?
For projects that have gitter/slack/chat, I've jumped in and said thanks. I've also considered sending thanks through the email addresses provided in package control (although it seems a bit weird emailing strangers, especially when you're not explicitly seeking a response). Starring a repo is also an (admittedly small) way to show thanks. What are some other ways to reach out?
- whofw 6y agoHah, it's funny that you say this. I just opened GitHub to see that they've added a new "Discussions" feature to repositories, which they describe as "...space for your community to have conversations, ask questions and post answers without opening issues" and appears to be a mini-forum of sorts.